Business, Services And Guides For Music Labels
Rapper Everlast has threatened to hit Donald Trump with a cease and desist order for using “Jump Around,” his 1992 hit with House of Pain, at campaign rallies.
In an interview with Billboard, the rapper — real name Erik Schrody — said someone on Twitter sent him a CNN clip featuring footage from a Trump…
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It’s been more than 40 years since Cheap Trick first started plying their unique brand of hard-nosed, guitar-driven power pop in any Midwestern bar that would have them, and in the ensuing decades, the Rockford, Illinois, quartet have seen more than their fair share of ups and downs. There have been…
Explosions in the Sky delivered a powerful performance of their devastating new song, “Disintegration Anxiety” on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Monday.
The track finds the Texas instrumental rock outfit at their sprawling, cinematic best. The song begins with a simple vamp centered around high-wire guitar picking and proceeds to rise and…
Amazon Prime Music has become the latest streaming service to become a part of T-Mobile’s Binge On and Music Freedom offerings. Like Apple Music, Google, Pandora, Rhapsody and Spotify, along with video services like Netflix, Hulu and YouTube, content streamed from Amazon Prime Music will not count towards the T-Mobile data cap.
Starting today Amazon Music, ESPN Radio, Dailymotion, EPIX, Nickelodeon, Spike and TV Land have join the 100 music and video services streaming free to T-Mobile customers.
New T-Mobile Music & Video Stats
T-Mobile CEO and president John Legere shared some new Music Freedom and Binge On usage stats:
These easy-to-follow strategies will help you turn those eager prospects into happy customers.
Charles Bradley has debuted the funky, joyous video for “Ain’t It a Sin.” The soul singer released his album Changes on April 1st via Daptone Records.
In the clip, Bradley enters a warehouse where he unleashes his signature dance moves by himself. The scenes of the singer grooving alone are intercut…